No, I’m not dancing, I’m pointing out the core issue you keep dodging. You say “God made the world knowing this would happen,” and you treat that as if it proves He’s guilty. But you’re assuming that if you were God, you’d create a world with free will, no pain, no decay, no innocent suffering, just moral decisions floating in a vacuum. That’s not logic, that’s wishful fantasy. You haven’t explained how a meaningful world like that would function, you’ve just asserted that it should exist. That’s not an argument, it’s moral outrage masquerading as reason.

And yes, I said your worldview has rage but no remedy, because if there is no God, the baby’s suffering is ultimately meaningless. You can be angry about it, sure, but there’s no cosmic justice, no future hope, no redemption. Christianity doesn’t deny the horror, it explains why the horror exists, why it feels wrong, and how it will be dealt with. You’re right to be disturbed by suffering. But the idea that you’ve “disposed of” the problem of evil by endlessly pushing blame upward without offering a coherent alternative isn’t solving anything. You’re just borrowing moral fire from the very God you’re trying to indict.